Support the New River Land Trust with their annual “fun” fund raising outing. Landjam 2010 will be held this year at Sinkland Farm in Riner, Virginia. Enjoy the local wine and beer tastings, food and craft vendors and activities for the children. (more…)
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LandJam 2010
Saturday, June 5th, 2010
Stay here and we'll donate to The Wilderness Society in your name
Thursday, January 14th, 2010We’re offering a simple way to support our spectacular American wilderness areas through WinterGreen Vacations:
*If you stay with us for two days or more from Jan through March, we will donate 2% of your lodging to The Wilderness Society, who will email you a heartfelt thanks for your support.
It costs you nothing. Like we said. It’s simple.
WinterGreen Vacations™ is a new program developed to help protect our country’s remaining wilderness. We’ve partnered with The Wilderness Society in this initiative because we admire and trust the work they do on all our behalf.
We are one of a few small, independently owned, eco-friendly inns and B&Bs across the country that will be beta testing WinterGreen in 2010. We are all committed to supporting those wild, beautiful areas across our country that we feel embody a good part of our American history and spirit. If WinterGreen is effective, we hope it will become a national program for thousands more in 2011. Just think what we can all accomplish together.
So check our availability, plan a getaway and help the countryside! Please mention the Wilderness Society when you make your reservation!
Green Practices: Inn at Riverbend on TV!
Saturday, August 8th, 2009
Friday marked our debut on television as part of Erica Greenway’s Travel the Greenway feature on NBC affiliate WVVV out of Bluefield, VA. Erica’s two part series included Inn at Riverbend and our green friendly efforts to reduce our footprint on the earth. From composting to reducing the use of plastic bottles to our vegetable gardens, the feature promotes not only our green practices but our beautiful view of the New River and the Appalachian Mountains.
